Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-31
LOCAL BREWTlES.

Mr.. Judy Aron was in Yellow Springs
last night
Mr.. Charles W. Constantine went to Cin-
cinnati today on business.
Miss Minnie Eberly, of Xenia, is the
guest of Springfield friends.
Mr. Sam. Dodds, agent of the Pan Han
die, was in Xenia last night.
VIII. Folger, of the Adams express Office,
Nenia, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Clifford, one of the clerks at
the Arcade, went to Columbus last even
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Will Morris and Mr.. c. o.
Spahr, of Xenia, were in this city yester
day.
T. ). Way and family left this morning
via the Bee Line for Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Mr.. James Gibbons and wife left this
morning via the Bee Line for Usage City,
Kansas.
Hon. W. NJ. Bstemsn, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his niece, Mrs Thos. Dewitt Il
Maple street
Z. 2. Greenleaf OF the 1. B. Il W, was
in the city over Sunday. His headquarters
are in indianapolis.
Mr.. Joseph Piper. Of Xenis, accompanied
by a nephew and niece, passed Sunday in
Springfield with relatives.
Miss Mamie Wiley. who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Steele. left this morn
ing for her home in Washington city.
The benefit ball to be given by the rail
road boys at the wigwam this evening,
gives promise Of being a very pleasant af-
fair.
Mr. Andy J. Archdeacon. of Xenia, was
the guest over Sunday Of his brother Mr. b.
F. Archdescon, OF S2S west Mulberry
street.
Mrs. Asel Johnson, residing nearly on the
line between Clark and Greene counties,
died on Saturday, of liberation Of the
stomach.
ST. Paul has received 13a new members
in three weeks. Twenty-six Joined yester
day This makes I73 received since last
conference.
NIr. Ed. Lewis. night train-dispatcher of
the Pan Handle at Xenia, was the guest OF
Mr. Rob. Miller, of West Mulberry street,
on Sunday.
Edward Cook, of Lima, who has been
visiting his old comrade Of the war, Will
liam Henry White, of east Columbia street,
returned home this morning.
Dudley Dom. the sweet singer who has
been assisting at the revival meetings at
Temperance hall, returned TO his home
near Cincinnati this morning.
George Oliphant, tesmster, slipped on
the iron crossing at the corner of High and
Market streets Saturday night, fell and
BADLY sprained one of his ankles.
Deputy Probate Judge Mac. Hunter is in
Springfield. He was called there to attend
The drug store Of friend who was called
way by the death of brOther.-Urbsna
Citizen.
All members of the Sumner Literary soci-
-ty are urged TO be present at the regular
meeting tonight at Squire Breckenridge's
Office. at 7:3O o'clock. Al. II. Kunkle,
president
There will be preaching at the United
Presbyterian church every evening this |
week except Saturday. On Monday and
Tuesday evenings. Rev. J. W. Smith, of
Xenis, will preach.
The friends Of Mr.. Samuel Altschul will |
be glad 10 hear of his recovery from a
severe illness of two months duration. He
made his first appearance at his place Of
business on Saturday.
new time-eard took effect on the Pan
Handle at ll:S5 last night Through trains
for Richmond, Ind, will leave this city
tally, except Sunday. at 1920 q. IN. and
I:25 p. IN. The 1920 train will carry
through car tor Indianapolis, and the S:25
rain a chair car for St Louis